Jordan Harbinger

My wife is like this, right?

Like, oh my God, don't book that airline.

They had a safety issue three years ago and they've flown 10,000 flights since this thing, zero incidents.

And they had a crash while they were testing something or like a domestic Chinese flight crash.

It's a funny way to look at it.

Yes, it is lame.

And it's funny because these aren't bugs in the brain.

They're features that just are maybe maladaptive in some ways or are being used against us.

One of the biggest problems is that smart people...

don't think that they are falling for primitive shortcuts.

Actually, dumb people especially don't think so either, but almost nobody thinks they're falling for primitive shortcuts.

And that's part of the problem is all of these biases are invisible.

Refresh the audience's memory and my own about this.

Yeah, it's just crazy the amount of modern decisions we let our caveman brain handle when it comes to politics, dating, hiring people, investing, parenting.

That's just what I've done this week, probably, well, aside from the dating thing.

All the decisions I've just outsourced to, I don't know, this one kind of feels better than the other.

I don't know, does AI protect me here, or does it just help me rationalize my stupid first reactions?

Yeah.

Don't worry about it.

Just come back tomorrow.